With $4.5 billion in sales and 9% growth, France has consolidated its position as the leading art market in the European Union. Behind this recovery, Paris is regaining international appeal, although the economic pressures facing galleries have by no means disappeared.
Are you preparing an exhibition abroad, participating in an international biennial, or developing a cross-border cultural partnership? The Programme International de Diffusion Artistique (PIDA), managed by the French Institute (Institut français), supports projects that promote the international dissemination of French artistic creation. Applications for the 2026 edition are open until 30 October 2026. Through this […]
Jessica Morgan will become Director of Tate on 1 January 2027, succeeding Maria Balshaw. A former Tate curator and current Director of the Dia Art Foundation in New York, she returns to London with an international vision that could shape the next chapter of one of the world’s leading institutions for modern and contemporary art.
Former industrial sites are no longer simply reminders of Europe’s industrial past. Across France and beyond, they are being transformed into contemporary art centres, exhibition spaces and creative hubs where industrial heritage, architecture and artistic innovation come together. Why are these buildings attracting so many artists and cultural institutions? From Tate Modern in London to the former Tri Postal in Amiens, discover how these remarkable transformations are reshaping the contemporary cultural landscape.
On 17 October 2026, Île Seguin begins a new chapter with the opening of Large, Cultures Contemporaines. Located on the former Renault factory site, the new contemporary art centre launches with Imaginary Engine, an exhibition curated by Cecilia Alemani. Discover how this iconic industrial landmark has been transformed into one of Greater Paris’s newest destinations for contemporary art and culture.
As part of Art Riviera Tour 2026, held in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and organised by Wendy Lauwers and Multi Art Gallery, ART MAG highlights Gisele Zanellato, an artist who transforms the masterpieces of art history into a living dialogue. Rather than simply quoting the past, she reinvents it by creating compositions in which iconic works, celebrated artists, […]
Through bold, graphic portraits, Vicky-May Giraud explores the many facets of contemporary identity. ART MAG dedicates an exclusive feature to her work as part of Art Riviera Tour 2026.
Through her painted puzzles, Myriam Besri brings together memories, cultures, and iconic figures in a joyful artistic universe where every fragment finds its place. ART MAG dedicates a feature to her work as part of Art Riviera Tour 2026.
Through painting, collage, and mixed media, Michèle Laure Adamo transforms memories, emotions, and life’s essential questions into powerful visual narratives. ART MAG dedicates an exclusive feature to her work as part of Art Riviera Tour 2026.
As part of Art Riviera Tour 2026, held in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and organised by Wendy Lauwers and Multi Art Gallery, ART MAG shines a spotlight on Elizabeth Rossi, an artist who explores the expressive potential of glass in much the same way others explore canvas or stone. Rather than depicting light, she allows it to pass […]
